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Updating: 14:22, 02 February 2013 Saturday
Turkey's export by airways increased 154 percent
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Turkey's export by airways increased 154 percent
Turkey's statistical authority, said that export via seaway also increased six percent from 73.5 billion USD to 78.034 billion USD in 2012 when compared to 2011.

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Turkey's export by airways increased 154 percent from 8.5 billion USD to 21.7 billion USD in 2012 when compared to 2011.

TurkStat, Turkey's statistical authority, said on Saturday that export via seaway also increased six percent from 73.5 billion USD to 78.034 billion USD in 2012 when compared to 2011.

Export by railway and other transportation ways dropped 18 percent from 1.2 billion USD to 1.019 billion USD in 2012 when compared to 2011.

Total export by highway, railway, seaway, airway and other ways, which was 134.9 billion USD in 2011, rose 13 percent to 152.5 billion USD in 2012.


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